2005 Community Awards
Rising Star Award
Recognizes the company with the most improved company campaign participation
- 2005 Energen
- 2004 Halliburton
- 2003 Pure Resources
- 2002 Key Energy
- 2001 Midland Memorial Hospital
- 2000 Key Energy Resources
Eagle Spirit Award
Recognizes the company with the greatest percentage of Leadership Givers
- 2005 CENTERS for Children and Families
- 2004 CENTERS for Children and Families
- 2003 CENTERS for Children and Families
- 2002 CENTERS for Children and Families
- 2001 First National Bank
- 2000 Westwin Energy
Deane H. Stoltz Pioneer Spirit Award
Recognizes the company with the greatest number of Leadership Givers
This award, formerly the Pioneer Spirit Award, was renamed in honor of Deane H. Stoltz who passed away in January of 2006. This award exemplifies Deane’s outstanding commitment to our community through his participation ad leadership in United Way for over 30 years.
- 2005 Midland Memorial Hospital
- 2004 Midland Memorial Hospital
- 2003 CENTERS for Children and Families
- 2002 ChevronTexaco
- 2001 Target
- 2000 Texaco Exploration & Producing, Inc.
Paul C. Rea Award
Given in honor of Mr. Paul C. Rea to recognize the company whose employees have shown sustained excellence in giving to, participating with, and supporting United Way of Midland.
- 2005 OXY Permian, Ltd.
- 2004 Key Energy Services
- 2003 Burlington Resources
- 2002 Wells Fargo Bank
- 2001 Midland Reporter Telegram
- 2000 Henry Petroleum
Communicator of the Year Award.
Recognizes the individual who most unselfishly promoted the goals of the United Way of Midland. This award was retired in 2005.
- 2004 Billy McLauglin, Atmos Loaned Executive
- 2003 Maria Rodriguez, Salvation Army
- 2002 Jeri Kounce, CENTERS for Children and Families
- 2001 Jami Owen, Community & Senior Services
- 2000 Jami Owen, Community & Senior Services
United Way of Midland Lifetime Members
- K. Michael Conaway
- James C. Henry
- Margaret Purvis
- Paul C. Rea*
- Charles A. Spence
- Jack Steele*
- Deane H. Stoltz *
*deceased